Redemption fee: the fee incurred when buying and selling funds is a one-time fee;

Management fee: refers to the fee paid to the fund company;

Custody fee: the fee paid by a third party to provide guarantee services for the safety of the Bank's funds;

T-day: if the fund is subscribed before 3 o'clock on a certain day, it can be called T-day on the subscription day;

Jiancang: For private investors, buying a fund for the first time is called Jiancang.

Position: that is, the fund share you hold.

Masukura: refers to the increase in the net value of funds bought when opening positions, and continues to increase subscriptions;

Man Cang: I just bought all the funds in my hand, just like Man Cang;

Fund manager: years of employment, changes in fund managers and past performance of fund managers all have an important impact on fund performance.

Dividend: It is to distribute part of fund income to fund investors in cash.

What is a fund?

Fund is an investment product, similar to stock, but there are many differences. Broadly speaking, a fund refers to a certain amount of funds set up for a certain purpose. It mainly includes trust and investment funds, provident funds, insurance funds, retirement funds and funds of various foundations.